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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-18
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Aside from the Grain Markets Business
Moving Along Mt High Tide.


The only unfavorabe feature in the business situa
tion is the cloud hanging over the grain market
Farmers are not selling hoping for better prices and
oe aiers are not buying, hoping that favorable
cnange Will come the market. Meantime the
export movement continues large But for the
settled condition of cereals the volume of business
would be the known, in other branches
tnere is an activity which is without a parallel Dry
goods men speak of their trade being in of
any FORMER year. The boot and shoe report that
thelr trade is exceptionally good. The hardware
ana IRON dealers are having big trade, and the gro
GERS are among the busiest of merchants and coupled
wiz 1nls Manufacturers crowded with worn, many
0l mem increasing their forces and others working
overume All this means good fall trade. In prices
iuay Ihere were but few changes. In the dry goods
me everything firm and tending to higher prices.
provision market is active for September 10 job
markets unusually active. Irish potatoes. eggs.
Pouiery nrm at the recently revised quotations and
s;nc ue abundant and che it has been ten years
since apples and peaches have been in large sup
~ 70 keep prices up to such extent to cheek
s uelnand Apples and peaches being shipped in
rom Michigan in considerable quantities, and
sr go cry cnoice apples grown in Flew York now
G,tsrsa. The only thing in the way of estables
fish. '9 G,oc increased supply of oysrsrs and
weak tone; The STOCK of sugar in bonded warehouse
the United States. is now 100. I24 tons, against
oI,o44 tons last year. The receipts of beetroot
sugar s at the port of New York from Jan. date
are 40 524 tons, against 1O4 121 tons to same date
iasS year The export of refined sugar from the port
o. NeW York, Jan. to date, is 81 4S6 TONS against
I'D zs tons to same date last year. Canned goods
rsI , .ner speculative tone and high prices to
rue evidently until next years crops to the
market market Nolasses irrner and in better demand.
spices and rice are firm and moving out in larger
4uaInIities- In fact, in the grocery line there is
heany Disk movement in most articles they handle.
GRAIN.
ameness is the leading Characteristic of the local
market anybody wants wheat corn they do not
makeit manifest in their bidding on Change The in
difference is becoming monotonous Fortunately re-
celpts are light Tracks bid to-day ruled as follows
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CONDITION OFTHE MARKETS
Light Business in Grains at the Lowest
Figures Quoted During the Week.
Wheat in Light Demand-Facts that Contra
dict the Statement that There Was No Corn
in Illinois-Proysions Very Dull.
MONEY. BONDS AND STOCKS.
New York PreSsnts Almost Featureless
Nsrket. with q Weak Closing.


Market, with n Weak Closing.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-Money call was easy,
ranging from 4la per cent the last loan being
Hnsde at Az, closing at 4la05.
Prime mercantile paper, Tag per cent
Sterling exchange steady at 1904. 9ola for
sixty days and $4s4 4.S4aa for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 80 s07 shares.
including the following. Delaware, Lackswanna g
Western, 8. 1885, Erie Q, 100; Lake Shore. 3.51o;
Missouri Pacific, 1920; Oregon Transcontinental
J. 800, Reading. 81 45O St. Paul, 10, GOO; Texas Pa
zcfe 14Oo; Union Pacific, 1,70O; Western Union,
d 900.
The market was dull to-day, and presented even
1ess feature than usual of late The temper OF the
room was still conservatively bullish in the early
hours and while the larger operators were doing
nothing London had few buying orders in its spe-
s.iaties and the prevailing good feeling advanced
prices all around. The selling was entirely by the
professionals, who put on m : few fresh line. lines
npon the late advance The bank state
stbe bulls who had anticipated favorable
ts nppesrance The traders Immediately began to sell
Abe market. and in the short time remaining nearly
wiped out the gains of the first hour the pressure be-
Eng especially heavy in the coal stocks. There was
lrriet opening. which. however, strong at adj
rances extending to y per cent. and further frac-
tonal gains made ia the first half hour, which
ranged "a per cent. After the early demand was
supplied the market receded aud became almost stag
nant and entirely devoid of feature OF any kind;
but upon the appearance of the bank statement
became animated Immediately, and moved off
tvero generally reached just before the close and in
stocks slight rallies occurred but the close
weak though dull Closing prices show irregular
ehnnges, but advances more numerous and inn
portant. and Norfolk g Western preferred is up 2;
Manhattan. sc; Lake Erie ~ Western preferred and
Wheeling & Lake Erie. l. and the remainder frac-
tional amounts.
prices are generally higher.
Government bonds were dull and heavy.
State bonds were entirely neglected Closing quota
&ions werei
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QUERIES AND ANSWERS.
CATTLE AND POLITICS.

the Jersey esttls orsinated; and from Where intro
Alab ma and W nat was his naajoritya
PARK, Ind, Sept. 10. s. B. JOHNSON.
a. Jersey, or Attorney cattle originated in
the islands of the British channel, commonly
called the Channel islands. that is to say, Jer-
sey, Guernsey, Hern. Jethon, Attorney, and
Sark. The breed is supposed to be variety of
the Norman breed, OF northern France. So far
as is known, the first importations to America
were direct from these islands Inportations
as Seay. Governor of Alabama. began his term
of two years Dec. /. 1886. The vote was
Seay 144 1871; Bingham. 81, JIG; scattering. SIG.
Seays majority. 1O7,04a
NAMES OF THE DOCTORS.
ID Please give the name of the doctor tha5 was
in charge of the Soldiers Home, at Indianapolis in
1868 and his address CD Also. the doctor at JEFF
the of the surgeon of tho Sixteenth Regiment
Indiana Volunteers, and address
ISAAC LAR1pHER,
Reeses Mills, Boone county, Ind. Sept. $.
~ DR.. P II. Jameson, % E. Ohio street,
Indianapolis. e. No means of learning here
G. 49, In the one wears service, ending May
IA, 1862 Elias Fisher. of Richmond, Ind, was
surgeon, and George F. Chittenden, Of Ander-
son. Ind, assistant surgeon. In the three years
service, Chittenden was surgeon and John G.
Cullen, of Rushsile, Ind, assistant surgeon.
NELSON'S HUSBAND AND HOME.
% Where does Christina Nilsson now residef
(2.) What is her husbands namel x.Y.z.
DELPHI. Ind. Sept. ID.
IL The Count de Casa Miranda. (2.1 When
married. March II. 1887. they expected to
side London. They have been travelling on
the continent up TO the present
TEACHERS AND INSTITUTES
There has been some dispute over the question
concern ing school teachers Rettin for attend
ing township Institutes. Please settle by
answering the question. A READER.
MILIGRow. Ind.
Teachers do not receive wages for attending
township institutes The school law REV.
Stat, 1881, Sec 4520) provides. however, that
any teacher who fails to attend his township
institute shall be fined one days wages for each
days Absence and an agreement to this effect Is
required to be inserted IN the contract of the
teacher with the township trustee It might be
claimed that wages were thus received for
attendance, indirectly, but properly speaking,
a teacher does not receive wages for this any
more than he does for passing the examination
that entities him to license.
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Teachers do not receive wages for attending

WHETHER you prefer the sea breeze or the
bracing mountain air for your summer vacation
you should not omit to provide yourself with a
bottle of ANGosTURA BITTERs, which is the
acknowledged standard regulator of the digestive
organs. Be aud get the genuine article
manufactured only by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert &
Sons.
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sIsTERRooD OF THE o. I. Fl.
The Building Associations.

The Western has issued sixth series of stock.
Quite a number of serial associations have been es
tablished in city recently but the terminating So
cietes continue to he most popular.
new association is being organized at the office
of the Indianapolis German Fire Insurance Company
No. 1872 East Washington street. The association
will be conducted the terminating plan Consider
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Opening. Highest. Louest

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour quiet and
unchanged NO = spring wheat 673s06758c: No.
3 spring wheat, e5c; No 2 red. 7ol4 07Oise: No. 2
corn 4oos~4o9ic' No. 2 oats. 2514c asked; No. 2
rye, 47c; No. barley. 74cs No. faxseed 81 O5 L.
Prime timothy-seed. 81 20 Mess pork per brl, SIS
m15.25- Lard per 100 lbs, st. 30 %. 2ia Short
rib sides loosel s.2Oc; dry.saltedshouders tbozedj
PIP 81 Sc; shortelear sides boxed). s.550s 6Oc
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was dull; creamery. 17023l2c; dairy. 15019c
Eggs firm; fresh, 1GO17c
Recepts-Flour u. 900 brls; wheat 20 600 bu
corn, 241. 600 bu; oats, 119. 00O bu rye. 5000 bu
barley, 60 GOO bu Shipments-Flour, Il 900 brls;
wheat 40. 600 bu; $50 600 bu; oats, "a 600
bu rye, 1000 Blu; barley. 81 900 Blu.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 17.-Wheat-Western fairly
active and firm. No. winter red spot 7614 1850;
October. 77l4OI7l1c; November, 7907914c; Decem-
Der, S10S1 lse. Corn-Western dull and nominal;
mixed, spot 49lo15Oc October, 4SA 949loc Oats
quiet and steady; Western white 81 Sec; Western
mixed. 32la033c Provisions quiet and steady.
Coffee weak and lower; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair
1911912c. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 10000 brls: wheat 10 600 bu; corn, p 500
bu: oats. 2 600 bu. Shpments-Flour, 500 brls;
wheat 8 600 bu.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Slow and Dull-HOgs Open Weak and
Lower and Close Quiet.

CATTLE-Receipts, $40; shipments $50 Fair
supply but few fancy grades here; market slow and
the dullest of the seasons number went through in
6rs+
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TEACHERS AND INSTITUTES

There has been dispute over the question
concerning schoolteachers gettn for attend
ing township institutes. Please settle same by
answering the question. READER.
MIIIGROw Ind.
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nagen music lovers IN q Philharmonic concert
given under the direction of Johan Svendsen.
An effort is being m ade to establish national
opera in Turkey. The first work to be given in
the sweet Turkish language is called "Leble-
bideii Horker," composed by Tchohadgiian Eff
fendi
Laura Bellini. formerly of the Emma Abbott
Opera Company, who net with SO much success
last year in the leading role in Strauss "Gypsy
Baron, by the Ccnried Opera Company, will be
again the prima Gonna of that organization this
season.
The version Of GAS in Looking GLASS;" to be
played by Mrs. Langtry, which she purchased
from Charles Overton, contains a scene not in
cluded IN the adaptation played by Mrs.
Bernard Beere in London. This is the gamb-
ling scene at Monte Carlo.
Mr. Frank Daniels has made signal hit in
his new musical comedy, Little Puck" greater
indeed than he made IN Rag Baby" It is de-
cided novelty in the way of stage productions,
and fifty people. including a unique juvenile bal
let. are engaged In its presentation.
When Salvini began to learn English it is re-
lated that he objected to saying that person
went ION foot" I'VE do not go to a place on
foot" said he 1--WE go on feet. When language
is 80 absurd and extravaganza as to say that per-
son goes foot. what is the use of learning it,"
In the version of Stevenson's novel of CDR
Jeckyll and Mr. HYDE which Mr. Mansfield is
presenting at the Madisonsqua re, the dramatist
has left but little of the origna story He has
changed the characters. put entirely new in
teresr in the story, and in fact has kept but the
idea of the dual life and the magical potion as a
groundwork.
Helen Dauvrayis illness has greatly occupied
the New York papers. They stated that she
had Cancelled her engagements and disbanded
her company The New York Times said:
knowing ones assert that the real cause of the
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
LINE-sHOKTEST ROUTE 10

/. ". Il. R.-soUTHwESL
Leave Tor 7.l0am A.
Arrive from Nincennes ....... .......-. lI.45am A.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT IDlKIHAtk TRUNK Line
aud after June 20 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT


GKNND CENTRAL DEPOT.
largest aud Finest Passenger station In America ,
- o. M EOche cT Express, drawing room cars 70 Al
a. sara ogI, Lake George ana montreal special
n i,i,@s ,,pn d Mn nj ,Ise, IA 81 Alhan,
- 30 a m. tn FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED com
Tosd exclusively OF Bunet smohIng-car dining car draw
R0 hester Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Erc Cleveland and
Tulctl. arriving thlrarO 30 a. m. NEXT day.
40 80 a. NJ, CHIC go iAprcs', araHhs Groom cars 70
Eichhed springs Cana da qua and Rochester. -
al 80 a. Western N,w-fork and Nor heTn Express
IS p, m, sNHAfoGA LIMITED. saturdays only
30 D. NJ. Albany, Iroy Saratoga ana uca Special
with drawing 10 Troy ahd saratoga connects
through Caldw N Lake George on Saturdays.
u p m, Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy.
d M, Fast Chicago Express win HlCtpmG-clrs for
Niagara Fails Bnn 40 susi e''n bftuFt io'S'o' D'''o''
ana chicago. Dining ear tcW-l nfk to Albany ,.,
t'G3o p M Ist Cincinnati ana -; LOUIS i iSpTss. WIN
LOUIS. Auburn Geneva tan1nd lRul, Clay "n ana AeN
andrl nay. daily raul Smiths. >atanac, &c via Utica
70 M Montr'ii and Ndirondlct fNprc,s daily Sleep.
Ing CIR, Patsburg AMI Montreal VIA Rouse Point and
Chatcaugay r. II. for Lax ChaEy, Lyon Mountain phi
Lo Lax. Nafanac. laul smiths, &c Sleeper d1ly eN
ccpt sunday for LuEcme Norm Creek Blue Mountain
. p M. Special sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 a.
b.n1.p % "a !" isidc Fvnr'Ss win seepine cars for
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo Do
troit and Chicago sleepingear 20 Clayton Via Utica
II ,. m. Night Express, with sleeping cars 70 A.
hany Troy Connects with the morning trains for the
West FOR ratog Lake George and for the North tex.
Tlcka,l Hn1 sfacc in arawnrroom and sleeping
sale at Grand Central Depot il3 49, and Q2 Broadway
10 Park Place na'tery Iiace, 90 West l25th g. and
and 73O Fulton St. Brootyn and 40 Fourhs| Williams
wcstco'ts Express cal Tor and check baggage from
~ Rim daiiv othcrs iany except sunday ts'op at
M9 Hay y,,s station d3stf-st) ,r,.nv ,,o>,rrr
Genera S rG1 supcrncndcn General passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 or and after JUNE 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
Ann UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork VIA Desbrosses ndcoranit street
HARRISBURG. Pitt.burg and the West with Pullman Psac,
a sss9o I %e s Pro Dining smoking sna Sepa
Ve-riOulei Carsata a. m every day. ~,
al % eonH SSH az CORY or t;,v
For cen nSSin Sil 40 sooa $40 antlalJ aiEh
bsTaT Of Pa%an Paor Gar, And Psunyvs
s TGa n1ps car ay a .S 10 % W aTs,I'
"1 tom s5S M REGULAR at ~ 400 $40 M LOO
S% nv % =. q" and & aej isiSnSG',
ESns Rf %aE T Ssv Heal
2s" s T!t " $40 imtod Gio 5 sgnd'y
r0r Pon m an nGd NdtC S not sSn z A'PTy
and Norfolk Railroad aoon M everv day via BaIinor'
IN S5G snT9 2,S,s r's IL
Rr JsiSy f rsyc aOri0s speedy and u'o' ''
& r PAs% S 5sS i Ia iii
$50 &c. $50 $50 ESQ $50 SS ssG 1879
I'm. FROM ThiladcphIa $50 $40 $50 10 $50 9? .S
tic IH go 100 s 20 $40 so }o &c. sS sD
22S "Sh 500 s"Ta sc 49, s S?@ s'S s5 loss ''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
GO 7:2o @ chicago Limited and 10 washington LIN
sn sS p a and i isb asa Com
ak alGo nj H. 40 g. FUZZY:
Train. leaving NewYerE daily EXCEPT sunday a n
ON an@ anda S. Connect a. trenton rP ill., %
Rff!g Ci d ,r sc saS c , GFS' $50 100
FSSd Ii ms gab gs 5 FsgFi.' rH s.
a so m M a ~ s sSo so Limited: Sas $50
Leave phii,aeiphia VIA Camden. no, m AMI 1906 a.
sBatters pace and OF De.bros,e, and Cortant SIS
oosivn station Jersy CITY. Emigrant Ticket oace Cas-
Transfer Company will call chssS
Das gHs s TrIP sI r. PUGH. JR WOOD
aanaral ManaOer Pass'r
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I EHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ana Des'
brosses sts as follows 49,, .,.,.
n ma. for Calasauqu a and IN tsrmedlae points. ,,,,
a. IN. for Geneva, Lyons ElmlIa, iOchestor, bunao
and the West and principal local points, OhAi e"' '"
o. M for Tunkhannoek and Intermediate points; Chalr
ear 70 TunkhannOck. Connection ~ Reading ana HATTIE
burg ,,-., ,-,..,,odta,a mi IA
Chair oar PittstOn. A., .,.. co,-
N" 40 D. m Tor Coplay and intermediate points Con
D. 10. for GENEVA, Lyons Elmlra, rochester pu"Aio
and the WesL Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ,o,n,s
80 d. for Laurays and intcrmeuiate points ann.
frains leaving al a m y. m and 40 M. , con
neat for points In Mahanoy and baLotoh co fes'o"
SUNDAY TRAINS. ..-..,.,.
O. m for Mauch Chunk Hazeton ana ih"r"euiA''
points. - - .......,.,. ,o,nts
o. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmfal Icchessor' buua'o
AID tts West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
General Eastern once. 23o BEeadw1s
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Cost ano fonno.

OS1' or STOLEN.-Bank Book No. 81, ISL,
tho German Savings Rank TN the City OF New
York. o JOSEPH sONMER All persons are cautioned
and requested deliver the book 10
the Bank lihs and 4thave fno restored the
18Th Of September 1887 application will be made 10 the
Bank for a duplcate
New.York. August %, 1857
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NETWORK ONTARIO Il WESTE KY
IIan. l.aAe l.om l.II..s az M.aL al AND Jaysl rs

follows
wcs, AGA a. m Jay.st.. 20 a. m, for Middlcown,
Fasburg Monticello, Liberty, walton. Delhi, Norwich,
Utcl Home oneida, Fuiton. oswcgO Bufao, Detio!t.
Chicago.
West l9d. o:o a m Jay 80 a NJ. for Lake No
hOnk, Lake Miunewaskt. Mddetpwn, IlenNlIlc. Fails
burg. Mon cello, Llber ~, White Lake.
West 42d 10 p m Jay It, 81 p. m. Tor Lake Mo-
hOnk, LAKE NJ nnewa-ka, ddctown, IutnEille. Fails
burg. Monticello. Liberty, Whi'c Lake.
Wst 42i. 3 50 y. Jay It, 10 m daily Tor MIA.
de'own Fallsburg. Liberty. Walton Norwich, oneida,
Osw,go Suspension Rridfe, Detroit chicago, ST Louis
Safufday halfhOliday Train, West 42d. - D. jay
p FOR Midtown. Elenyillc. Fasbufg, Montl-
cello. Liberty. Whit Lake.
Pullman draw ng room and sleeping cars all trains.
Seats and bcrhs reserved 307 Broadway. Time table.
ticket. 2O7 307 ga. 1879 Broadway. 1877 9th
ave, l34 East 12jth-s,.. ga West l2jtn.st y. Y.
J. {. ANDERSON. q. 4. A.,
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Che Gurt.
european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-coMFoRrINd
EPPS'S COCOA,

yprARrAsr-"Bv thorough knovls 70 of ths natural
govern operations odgeston and nutrition.
aag nv earefu application OF u the eIiittof wese
COCOA Mr. Epps provided breakfast tables with
elcately Favored which heavy
fostorS biIs ItisOY utoi1us ussbt articles
diet constitution may be gradually buiinp
enough resst tendency odseas Hundfeds OF suo
e maades coating around ready to attack wherever
there weak point We escape many fatal SHAFT ~
Sesn,n ourselves with blood and prop
sry nourshed irame"Cvil service 9azett4 ~ a. s.s
ade simply with boiling water or milk sou ed5x n
pound BY 0rocstA labelled t4nE IA No -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NonTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF June u. 1897
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Found Brook
Noute" at 90 1880 300 HOO 100. 300 400 $50.
1880 1900 IN. SUNDAYS nj 400 s45 "a. mi 6;3O 1900
Trains leaving Mt 400 1870 100 .. m. $780, co. $50
1880 1900 have Heading, Harrisburg,
Pottsvile etc. 400 for Lake Hopstcong Easton Beth
ehem, Allentown Reading Harrisburg, etc On Sundays
1880 Tor Lake Hopatcong Easton. Bethlehem Allen.
town. Mauch Chunk
Whkesbarre Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg Pottsville
Tamaqua, shanoKin. Sunbury, Lewsburg Willamsport.
Loo and li30 for Ea.ton bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
34b for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
W!lkcsbaue Scranton Tamaqua shamokn
$50 m for Lake Hopatcong. Esston Bethlehem Allen
5z6 D. M for Easton bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk,
wnkesbarre Reaing Harrisburg etc on Sundays at $50
400 Sis, 80 ll.l5 m I3o $780, $780, 400 AGO. 5;3o
6i6 Sundays 900 400 p. for Red Bank, Long
Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove except sunday Point
800. si5 i:So. 4'sO for Lakewood Toms River
and Bsrnegat
M p m Beach Haven. Atlantic City. Vine
400 SIS ii:i5 M. $780, 49, 6.l5 p IN Free.
zoo 600 Sis $50. 1880 lll5 M. $780, $50. 400,
40 800 63O 6l5 D. m Sundays 900 a. 400 D. M for
s''' EEwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, 70
. - From PIERS ". r. 80
M43oa 500, 800 100 M 100. 3t5. A30. $3.50 p M
SUNDAYS $50 llo0 a. M. $3.50 D. m. for Highlands seA
80. 800 N. Too Saturdays only 3;i5. a3o $50
for Atlantic Highlands - -
Al 500. 9;0O 1l:oO loo. s+b, 40 S:3o m for
Al 400 800 a NJ 100 3Is p. m. for Lakewood. Toms
Al tsoa NJ D. M for vinelaud. Brdgeton. Beach Haven
and Atlantic CITY
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

or sank, Long Branch. ocean Grove Asbury PARK
nee AN Beach, spring i.ahc Point III lsaht ~
COMME. .CINO JUN l. =, 1891 - , .o....
n ain, leave New York Ol COrandt anl DesbfOsses
ss 40, - 10 IA, II noon, 80, . ~ AZ ii suV
express, oXc pt Red BdDN, a 10, ., on " III" oN"
DAYS, 7 :15, 8 Is q. m, y. m. - 80 % .,,,za -,
From loot Ol Lib Tty- l. 10, . 80, II 10 a. m,
az 20 80 ffast elpress) T. 4 80. = 30 6ilo
D. IN SUNDAYS, D a. m. and !. IA; euhuaJ "a'"' w
MOI SOP ocean Grove OF Asbury fdrk.
denotes express Trains. o.. . MUM
RUFUS BLODGETr j T. WOOD, H. T. BALDwtI'
Supt. Ten Pas. ABtf hi~ "'A''N'N " -
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nor WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
BOR
PROVIDENCE LINE.

steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACH ~ S Ell .
ieaSe pier 90 Norm River daily except sunday az H.
send " T. y. Box son for summer hAeufsioh pooA-
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n ORWICH LINE.

n ORWlCH LINE.
For Boston, Worcester. Portland and White Mountains
DIRECT ROUTE
TO
New.L London. Norwich. Watch I'm and Block island.
RATES REDUCED.
Steamers City OF Worcester" City OF Boston," and
CIV OF Lawrence" leave Pier 40, North River, foot OF
Watts st. next pier above Debrossesst ferry, daily sun
DAYS excepted at D. Tickets and staterooms secured
nj 2o7 DOL 307 457 957 Broadway, 10 and II Green
witch ST. 1j3 Bowery. Astor House. Windsor and COsho
NATHAN hotels s3s fulton ST., Broohyn, at Pier 40 North
RIVER, and On steamers.
q. w. BRADY. Agent